C10 Color Display Configuration Manual

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1 C10 Color Display Configuration Manual P/N

2 All information, illustrations, photographs and specifications contained in this book are based on the latest product information available at the time of publication. Produced by Suzuki Motor of America, Inc. Technical Publications & Training Issue Date: June

3 Contents Introduction 4 Single Engine Configuration 4 Initial Power-Up Select a Language Set the Time and Date Select the Units to be Displayed Vessel Set-up Engine Display Set-Up Warning Screen Configure Devices on the Network Using the Auto Select Function Configuring the Fluid Level Sensor Setting the Alarm Calibrating the Fuel Level Sensor GPS Antenna Suzuki Engine Interface Setting Up a Custom Page Dual Engine Configuration 25 Initial Power-Up Select a Language Set the Time and Date Select the Units to be Displayed Vessel Set-up Engine Display Configuration Warning Screen Configure Devices on the Network Configuring the Fluid Level Sensor Setting the Alarm Calibrating the Fuel Level Sensor GPS Antenna Using the Auto Select Function Setting Up a Custom Page Notes 51 3

4 Dual Engine Configuration This section shows you how to set-up a dual-engine configuration using three (3) C10 Color Displays, two fluid level sensors, two engine interfaces, and one GPS. This is a typical dual-engine configuration using three C10 Color Displays. You may choose to set-up your vessel differently by adding or reducing the number of accessories. Initial Power-Up NOTE: The C10 should be connected to a dual cable or Suzuki Precision Control (SPC) motor, and then be powered up. It is now ready for configuration. Once the C10 Color Display is turned ON, the Suzuki S logo appears. The C10 then takes seconds to power-up to the first screen. Select a Language The first screen to appear is the Select Language screen use the arrow buttons to select the proper language, then press Enter. Set the Time and Date NOTE: With a GPS installed, the local time offset is automatically populated. 25

5 1. To set the time and date manually, use the arrow buttons to select Time format, then use the arrow buttons to select the 12-hour or 24-hour time format and press Enter. 2. Use the arrow buttons to select Date format, then set the date and press Enter. NOTE: A GPS antenna must be connected in order for the date to be accurate. 3. After setting the time and date, confirm the information is correct, then select Next and press Enter. 26

6 Select the Units to be Displayed 1. On the Units screen, use the arrow buttons to select how you want units to be displayed on the C10, then press Enter. Vessel Set-up 1. On the Vessel Set-up screen, the C10 will default to 1 engine and 1 fuel tank. Use the arrow buttons to select the Number of Engines box. Then use the arrow buttons to change it to 2. If the vessel has two fuel tanks, use the arrow buttons to select the Number of Fuel Tanks box. Then use the arrow buttons to change it to 2. NOTE: It is possible to select up to eight engines, but only two engines can be displayed at any time on the C10 Color Display. 2. Use the arrow buttons to select Total Fuel Capacity (gal). Then use the arrow buttons again to set the Total Fuel Capacity and press Enter. In this example, the total fuel capacity has been set to 60 gallons. 27

7 3. After confirming the Vessel Setup information, select OK and press Enter. Engine Display Configuration Since you re working with three C10 Color Displays, it s important that the information from the port and starboard engines are displayed correctly, as shown below. Port C10 Color Display Center C10 Color Display Starboard C10 Color Display Begin by working with the port C10 first... (Go to the next page) 28

8 1. On the port C10 Color Display, use the arrow buttons to change Engine 1 to Port. Leave Engine 2 as no engine. Then select OK. 2. On the center C10 Color Display, use the arrow buttons to change Engine 1 to Port, and use the arrow buttons to set Engine 2 to Starboard. Then select OK. 3. On the starboard C10 Color Display, use the arrow buttons to change Engine 1 to Starboard and leave Engine 2 as no engine. Then select OK. 29

9 When you re finished, your three C10 Color Displays should appear as shown below. Port C10 Color Display Center C10 Color Display Starboard C10 Color Display Warning Screen The C10 uses engine fuel flow to calculate the remaining fuel in the fuel tank. 1. After completing the configurations above, a Warning screen asks if any fuel has been added to the vessel since the vessel was last used. If you select Yes, the Add Fuel screen will open. 2. It is recommended that you fill the fuel tank to full capacity for the initial set-up of the fuel level display in the C10. If you desire, you can add a fluid level sensor to the vessel, and you can then add a custom page to the C10 to monitor this information. 30

10 Configure Devices on the Network With everything physically connected, the first item to configure are the engine interfaces. 1. Press the Menu button once. 2. Press Enter to select the Settings menu. 3. Using the arrow buttons to select System and press Enter. 31

11 4. Make sure Network is highlighted, then press Enter. 5. Use the arrow buttons to highlight Device List, then press Enter. NOTE: The Device List is where you access the individual devices and configure them one at a time. The Device List display is also useful for confirming that each item is connected to the backbone. 32

12 6. Using the arrow buttons, select Suzuki Engine Interface. 7. With only the starboard engine interface connected, use the arrow buttons to find it on the Device List and highlight it. NOTE: With a multiple engine application, it is recommended that you connect and label each engine interface one-by-one, starting with the starboard side first. The reason for this is that the engine interface defaults to port. This makes it easier to correctly assign the engine locations. 8. Select Configure and press Enter. 9. Select the location of the engine and label it as Starboard (stbd). 33

13 10. Select Yes to confirm the location. 11. With the latest engine interface software version, the year and engine type are automatically populated. 12. Now repeat the process above to configure the port engine interface. With the port engine interface connected, use the arrow buttons to find it on the Device List and highlight it, then press Enter. 34

14 13. Use the arrow buttons to highlight Configure and press Enter. 14. Confirm the location to port. If the C10 displays anything other than port, change the location to port and select Yes to confirm the location change. The year and engine automatically populate the screen. 15. Select Yes to confirm the location. 35

15 Configuring the Fluid Level Sensor The next item on the Device List to be configured are the fluid level sensors. 1. Use the arrow buttons to highlight Suzuki Fluid Level. NOTE: With multiple fluid level sensors, it is recommended that you connect and label each fluid sensor one-byone, starting with the starboard side first (just like the Engine Interfaces). 2. Configure the starboard fluid level sensor first. Use the arrow buttons to find it on the Device List and press Enter. 3. Select Configure and press Enter. 4. Select the Tank to number 1 in the drop-down menu this is your starboard fluid sensor. 36

16 5. Select Yes to confirm the selection. 6. Select the Fluid type to Fuel. 7. Press Yes to confirm the fluid type. 37

17 8. Use the arrow buttons to select Tank size and press Enter. 9. When the box begins flashing, use the arrow buttons to specify the number of gallons and press Enter. 10. Select Yes to confirm the tank size. 11. Press Menu to return to the previous screen. Setting the Alarm After configuring the fluid level sensors, configure the low fuel alarms. In this example, it is being set for 20 percent. 1. Select Alarms and press Enter. 38

18 2. Select the Empty alarm box and use the arrow buttons to set the low fuel alarm percent. 3. A warning screen asks you to confirm the fluid level change configuration select Yes and press Enter. Calibrating the Fuel Level Sensor After the low fuel warning is set, the calibration fuel level points need to be set. NOTE: Be sure the fuel tanks are empty before you start this procedure. Later, you will be instructed to fill the fuel tanks to complete the procedure. Starting with the starboard tank, use the procedure below, then repeat the process for the port tank. 1. Select Calibrate and press Enter. 39

19 2. The next screen provides you with five steps for calibrating the fluid level sensor: 2.1 Select the number of calibration points. 2.2 Select the tank level to calibrate. 2.3 Fill the tank to the selected tank level. 2.4 Press Calibrate. 2.5 Repeat the procedure above for each tank level. Select Confirm to go to the next screen. 3. Select from the Number Points drop-down and select Calibrate. NOTE: In this example, the C10 is being configured for a 2-point calibration. For additional calibration information, refer to the information provided with the fluid level sensor. 4. Select Empty from the Fluid level drop-down, then select Calibrate and press Enter. 40

20 5. When the Calibration/Point Set screen opens, OK is highlighted press Enter again. 6. Fill the fuel tank to full capacity. 7. When the Fluid Level - Calibration screen re-opens, select Full from the Fluid level dropdown, then select Calibrate and press Enter. 8. When the Calibration/Point Set screen opens, OK is highlighted press Enter again. 9. The calibration for the fluid level is now complete press Menu twice to navigate back to the Device List screen. 41

21 GPS Antenna Unlike the other devices, if the GPS antenna is properly installed, it will automatically configure on its own. The GPS antenna displays speed and the compass. NOTE: A non-suzuki aftermarket GPS may not show the compass. Using the Auto Select Function The Auto Select option is one of the most unique and important features of the C10 Color Display. By choosing Auto Select, the C10 detects devices on the network and automatically configures them for you. 1. Press the Menu button, then select Settings and press Enter. 2. Select Pages and press Enter. 42

22 3. Use the arrow buttons to select System and press Enter. 4. Select Network and press Enter, then select Auto Select and press Enter. 5. When the Auto Configure screen opens, select Yes and press Enter. 43

23 Setting Up a Custom Page 1. From the default screen, press the Menu button Settings is highlighted for you press Enter to select it. 2. Select Pages and press Enter. 3. Select Box 4. NOTE: The boxes for the first three items in the Pages screen are checked these are default pages that are already set-up and cannot be changed. 44

24 4. Select Replace and press Enter this allows you to choose from ten custom page templates. NOTE: Choosing Enabled instead of Replace only permits you to choose from the three default-style pages already available in the software. 5. The 2x1 grid page is selected to monitor both the fluid level sensors already configured. 6. When the 2x1 screen appears, press Menu. 45

25 7. Select Change Data and press Enter. 8. In the 2x1 screen you have two types of data you can select. To select the top box, highlight the first 2x1 field and press Enter. 9. Select Fuel Tank and press Enter. 46

26 10. Select Fuel Level and press Enter. 11. Select Starboard (Stbd) and press Enter. 12. If the custom page is set-up correctly, the fuel level field should be highlighted for you. When the vessel s ignition key is turned ON, it will show the fuel level for the starboard engine. 47

27 13. Use the down arrow to select the bottom 2x1 field and press Enter. 14. Select Fuel Tank and press Enter. 15. Select Fuel Level and press Enter. 48

28 16. Select Port and press Enter. 17. If the custom page is set-up correctly the fuel level field should be highlighted for you. When the vessel s ignition key is turned ON, it will display the fuel level for the port engine. 18. Press Menu and select Save. 49

29 You now have port and starboard fuel level sensors saved on your custom page.

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